Alan Mosley

When I was in HS and my parents separated I went months without seeing my dad and we lived in the same home He worked the outage for a nuclear power plant, so he’d get home shortly after I left for school, leave shortly after or before I got home, and that was that My dad worked 14-hour shifts, drove 2 hours. When I was younger he did this while battling cancer He had his bladder reconstructed from intestinal tissue. Permanently affected him He was chronically under-slept. He would still find time to make football games or baseball games He did a lot for me. When he passed away that hard work allowed me to focus on building a life for myself in an inheritance I know a few people who lost their dads and weren’t so fortunate Not to mention all the times I did something stupid and he had to cover my ass The average working man is lucky to be able to do this. In reality the average working man sees most of the hardship without as much of the benefit We need to totally restructure our country to put an end to the slave driving, but that’s why corporations outsource labor, they want workers who are slaves